A visionary 3rd person action adventure, Remember Me puts players into the role of Nilin, a former elite memory hunter with the ability to break into people's minds and steal or even alter their memories. The authorities, fearful of her knowledge and capabilities have arrested Nilin and wiped her memory clean. After her escape from prison, Nilin sets out on a mission to recover her identity, helped by her last and only friend. This search for her past leads to her being hunted by the very people that created this surveillance society.
Neo-Paris, 2084: Personal memories can now be digitized, bought, sold and traded. The last remnants of privacy and intimacy have been swept away in what appears to be a logical progression of the explosive growth of social networks at the beginning of the 21st century. The citizens themselves have accepted this surveillance society in exchange for the comfort only smart technology can provide. This memory economy gives immense power over society to just a handful of people.
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There are many games that I love and some that I hate but never before I have played a game that made me love it and hate it at the same time. Remember Me is that game. Before we get to that some background is required. I finished it on easy and on hard difficulty, found every collectible, and did every achievement. I have spent 22 hours with it - yes, it's that short a game. Why do I hate it, you ask? I hate it for the promise of being something greater than what it is. I hate it for the linear design and poor controls. I hate it for being told what to do and not being allowed to find it for myself. This game holds your hand from beginning to end. There is a lot of collectibles to be found but they are easy to find. They grant you more health or power or unlock artwork but do not give you any additional information about the world. There is a lot of climbing and a lot of fighting, an
Remember Me is a very fun game in my opinion. First of all the positives: 1. One of the biggest positives of the game is it's graphics. From the very start right to the end your treated with breathtaking views, wonderful scenery and some great detail. it's not perfect but it's certanly a lot better then most games I've played. 2. Sound and music is another big positive. The music soundtrack is absolutly brillant and the way the music reacts to what is going on in combat is a nice feature. The sound effects are quite well done as well but the ambient background noise along with the great scenery work really well together to create a relistic enviroment that makes you want to explore. 3. It has a great story line and the game does well to help keep track on whats going on. The story has many plot twists and does a good job of making you think "what's going to happen next?" or "who's
Remember Me is an underappreciated story-driven game with stunning visuals and concept, but repetitive combat. In the futuristic setting of Neo-Paris, memories are digitized commodities. You are Nilin, a memory hunter with the rare ability to enter and alter people's memories - a threat. You start the game after having been imprisoned where you've had nearly all your memories wiped, and it's from here you must escape and uncover the full story of who you were. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=354996476 Visually the game is so covered in detail I found it hard not to take screenshots of every little thing. Environments are meticulously crafted to a point of complexity rarely seen in other titles. You'll find there is a real sense of scale and grandness to the world, and with the nuanced detail given to its citizens and random tidbits you overhear it begins to feel a
This game deserves far more credit than it gets. Remember Me is a gem from last generation, it has it flaws sure but its still unique and beautiful. Honestly wish they would make sequel. This game had so much potential it’s really sad that not too many people remember this game.
TL;DR --> I will remember it. ------------------------------------------------ Once again, I've learned the lesson not to believe in official reviewers. This game was VERY nice and I'm gonna say why did it get all those mixed reviews. Before that, I'll just summer the game storyline in one paragraph so we can move on into a more interesting debate: Remember Me takes place in Paris, year 2084. In this context people has developed into a point where memories can be digitally stored and even modified, both good and bad ones. At this point of the history, some people gets full control of all those memores storage and hierarchy is still a never-ending conflict. You take control of Nilin, a young girl who lost her memories without knowing why (obviously) and wakes up into a prison cell. I won't speak more because of spoilers. Now the pros, cons, and specially why I disagree with official r
There are 3 things that make Remember Me a memorable game: 1) Fighting: Although technically you just keep pressing a button, timing is important and the combos themselves are put together by you. It is not really the punch or kick you pick but their "type" - some will heal you but cause less damage, others increase your Focus bar so that you can unleash special attacks once it is full and there are those that can break some enemies' defenses. It is very rewarding to have your own moves and you unlock some special attacks even towards the end of the game. Remember Me remembers to remain new and original. 2) Be Kind, Rewind: Occasionally you get to see a cutscene, a memory of someone who is vital to the story. This is a memory you can tamper with. Why? Because it is important for that person to remember something else. To remember that it happened in a different way. You start moving yo
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